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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02
W(orf!

ganoturboIpitalet / Minneapolts
aabnebes ben 5 Oct al llnberte9nebe pg
bolbes aabeut laapel Son1mer lpm 8inz
ter. Bebanolineen er efter lpenif 5remz
sanssmoooe. Masioee, @psespmnotiif
os @anobebanolin9 for ale Sla9s
Spsbomme. @eritilt maa nepnes 2ez
per,, Mprez os unoerlipsipse, 2unsebez
tenoelle, Mauefatar o9 5pl9er al uoz
Ipepell nj. MT. bp1lte aft bar peret be-
banblet meb belobrin9enoe &e1ultuter.
l1b~elbreoelise Spsoomme pil je9 life mere
.anlparlig ior. Sc JONI inoienoer Sore
ipprsiler, maa 9iue Ell ~npio9tig 8eltrlz
pelle al 5pmptomer1e og Nlberen, M. M.
Saaoane itriitli9e Spprssmaal beipares,
naar leoia9et al Jrimerter,
Nbresie: 8. 6. 9. Meuin, 2120, 5
Ctr. g. Minneapolis Wtinn.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02
Mtnnefota.

S 9ut6inl Jon betales 81 Gents for
Sueben.
- 80 8prn Der penote !6iem fra
Sfolen ner Sigh Yrairie, &ice So. blep
an9rebne % forteret at ulpe.
- 9en:isrite Slaoe fra Norman 60.
ct EN- ueo Naua Ole s. &ernes, bsmt til
u Glars Struf for 5lertoneri.
- @n IL Nar sammel Spn at s,
so. Smart fra Jersus Sails falot ejenz
nem Ssien nar Yelican &apibs oe britt
neoe.
- @aroen Storoud bar til @opernsz
rem i%uoleueret fin &eiisnation, lom ifal
sjelbe iaa lense @osen er oppe for
@aibinston Gouutps @ranb SurD.
- 9olons / 5ersus Sails, iom er
opmt til at benses bar, itror ban bprte
ON Sommen llot mismoois, men tos fig
ienere iammen % uiier insen 5rpst for
0Bben.
- Surien / 6eraus SAILS fanbt GU
gene 2ucp ifDloi9 / Morb / anoen
Grab, for boilfen 5%orbrpoelie Der
oemmes 2irsnrlf. 2ucp erfjenter
at Sames Gates bpbe, mebens bon
llps bam, no paaitaar Mt ban bpbe
al 5fref % life al Slaset, fom tilbeltes
bam al 2acp.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Som Qourp boloer frentoelea fine 8obtail=
Cars paa &ioeriioe S~porposnslinie, uoen at
bape 9ipet 8ubl1tum Den m1nbite l1nberret<
ming ON @runoen til at ban i~aaleoes uoen
utoere brpoer lin &ontratt meb 8pen.
SIR gonouttgrerne bleo aniat funbe man
fpbe 6 8iletter for Is Gents, MI er ben Sing
a%fitafet os gonouftprerne liseleoes. 2ourp
bar ~laaleoes ipiga9ti9 tilpenot Zig en- grtraz
inote9t paa iamme Tio iom ban bat bruot
lit sipne Orb. Set tan liseiaa suot Der iises
bpit, bpao oer.mumles ON blanot @rbeioerne:
2open ct life for benz, Der bar Yense, be Tan
tpbe Jig fri fra 2opeus Strat men be iattise
faar lioe. Nm bat bette 2ourDs iioite 2opz
bruo gaaet upaatalt lang SID, 8pens Count
Gil tier pent itiQe, for 2aurp bar Yeuse! %
iaa unorer man Jig puer at Der opitaar anarz
dtitiite Weninser blanot Nrbeioerne. Spent
er iaa be aniparlise? Set CT Som Qourp
8pens Council og enbuer Der laoer 2open
treoes unoer Tpober at 8apttaliiter meoens
ben anpenoes / i'm DoerIte Strenabeo mob
fatti9e Nrbeioere.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

W &nut 9amun paabe9pnoer en-
&ette 5oreoras ouer ben npere norite os
frantic &oman fpritfommenbe Spnoag 81. 4
gftermioca9.
Steoet r6elt &aabet" 408 & 40 gebar
Npe. gmne: 8al5ac. 9isle 6preora9 oil
blipe afbolote / 10 paa brnanoeu fplsenoe
Spnba9e, oa oil f~ortlare be mooerne Strpmz
ninser inoen 2iteraturen, Der saar unoer
Naun al 8ealisme, Naturaltsme, ieneit Sm=
presiJonislne. gn,nerne er blanot aubre:
8al5ac, 5laubert, Cola, 8jprnion, Sbien,
Sic, aieuano, Saniou, @trtnobers .. fl.
9a ST. Smut 9amiun efter bpao ri peo,
bar &jeuoitab til oisie gmuer, iom berettiser
os til at baabe naeset at oisie 6orebras, an
befaler ri oisie til ale Der interes1erer Jig for
oenue 2tteratur.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Tbeobor g. Often ira Giour
Sails iopnntes ct Nar o9 fire Maanebers
Elatbus forat babe tilpenbt fig 8.nae
paa falIf Maabe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02
BOSTON,
MINNEAPOLIS,

bar tilifaaret 80 Slass Sinter=9 res Ter for
9errer - iplinternpe Sarer. 8oriteos,
Scut9 9iueeos, Sriib 5reese, 6aucp ElaiOs,
Srtcpts pip. Nf bisie Spier fan man faa
ilere Sprter Srpier o9 4 os 5 fnappeoe Son~
%jpurer, nleset imasfuloe. 8e9uler Yris$17,
$18 ps $50. goers &als fpr SIS. 81 bat
Sresler til baaoe bptere % lopere Yriler,
men SIS 9resien ct en- sleoelis Wtelemtius
% ct ltprt @ootfjpb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

rgnslinseforen1nsens" 2eieuerelie, 419
CEDAR ape, er aabent boer Nften fra 10 os
Spnoasene fra 3-5 gfternt. Set ct iprlpuet
meo sooc Bigger % Blade til fri Nfbenpttelie.
9lue 8eIfomne.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

gbriit Gilipn, iom arbeioeoe | ct. 9ou1s
81. 81. Sbpp nar Cedar Gate, blep 5reoa9'
Mprgen orebt al ct Grain lem lpb pper ham
San efterlaoer Some % ipp 8prn.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Gep. 8. 8. Mac. 4uurin, oil boloe Nfbolosz
foreoraa paa 8ania Sail Spnoa9 Gtternt1oz
Dag 81. 33.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Competition!
Coffees.
Fine roasted Rio Coffee pr. y Is C..
rahcy U % T..
Colder q ~ c.
Old governmentJava y IS c.
Mocco roasted y IS c.
Fancy green q % C.
Costa RIGA Coffee pr. u 2S@3O c.
New Hungarian prenes 20 y for 81.
Teas.
Sun dried Japan tea pr. y 40 C.
Basket fred japan tea pr. y 45@5O c.
BestEnglish breakfast tea 6Oc. wort75
Gunpowder tea worth 80 c. at go c.
Tyteberries a quart. 10 c.
Ansjos pr. pound. 10 c.
Cor pail containing "a y 2 Doll.)
Good Turkish prunes Is y for 81.
New French prunes l29 c. pound.
Vaporated grapes 123 c. a pound.
Choice petit cherries 20 c. a pound.
Fancy dried apples 12a c. a pound.
Soaps.
Santa Claus Soap 25 bars for 81.
equals any soap made.)
Tom, Dick & Harry Soap 80 barsfor 81
Big Gun Soap rs bars for l Doll.
Cheese.
Direct imported genuine Gammelost
pr. q % c.
Direct imported genuine Gjedost
pr. y 20 c..
(of the finest quality.)
Crackers,
Crackers xxx best Soda in box 81 c.
pr. pound.
Best X best Soda in box 5 c. pr. u.
Finest Graham - 9 c. pr. u.
Dat meal -- 8 c. pr. u.
Ginger snaps ~ 8 c.. pr. y.
Fancy Soda very best 8 c. worth l23
Canned goods,
Best Iowacorn packed 2 pound cans
123 c. worth Is c.
Best Standardcorn worth Is c. III c.
Best Standard tomatoes Is c. 1235 c.
Best Strawberries worth Is c. Is G..
Blackberries 10 c.
Beans in 2 pound can 10 c., 3 cans
for rs c.
Larry June peas worm 10 G.. lI3 G.
Best cove oysters worth IS G. Is c.
Farina worth Is c. q pound 10 c.
Broken Rice ~ pounds for l Doll.
Great variety in Glassware, Gro
ckery and special bargains in Lamps.
Special attention paid to orders from
the country.
Prices are going up every day.
Watch your chanses with
G. Il. BliChfeldt,
AIS CEDAR AVENUE.
Minneapolis, Mimi
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02
8ttjenotgjerelier

Ditriftsforeninsens Narsmsbe oil blipe
afbolot / 5ersns Sails ben fsrite Tirsz
bag / December, altlaa ben Ste December,
81. 10 5ormibbag. Som manb1terfe!
baaber at ie 9elesater fra bper enelte To-
local Screening i 9ountiet, slem iffe
9a9en. 9eres for Sasen
Weo Nstelie
s. 5reorif 9anion,
9iitritsforeninsens @efr.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02
Minneapolis.

9rofeslor Ofteoal fom tilba9e ira euroz
pa SDnoa9 gften.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Tracp 9aliteo blep opertjprt og brebt al
e. 3rain paa Omaha Sernbaneu, o9 2isipnsz
jurpen fanot. at Sernbanetompasniet oar
aniparlist for Manoens 9po, oa bet life
bapoe fit Sjsnalipltem i t~ilbprlis stano.
8i baaber Serubanetompa9niet ptl faa i'm
pelfprtjente Straf men %besp9,re, bet ct bel
mere at baabe eub at pente.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Ginger 8ros. & 8erner, bore enersilfe MBz
belbanolere, bar forarbeioet en- MP Maifine,
meo boilfen 6oto9rafiranuner tan tilbereoes
burtisere ps biai9ere eno noset anoet steo ;
Bpen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

ynslinsforeninsen gebar Np. 419. Ssn<
bag 81. ~ gftm. prRiis SamtalemBbe ODER
gmnet: ct Der nosen 8etinselie for Gpan>
seliets Nnnamelie?" Snolebes al Scr
&auglanb.
Wanoa9aften Sansgpelie. NB. Ser Tan
fere unge W9no blipe Meblemmer af Sung
foreninsen naar be mpoer frem ben 9io.
Cnsoa9 zoe 9ecbr. 81. 8 Nften boloer ben
Stano. ar. Ynslinseforenins Jorretninss>
msoe i. tit 9ofale, buortil ale Meolemmer
anmobes ON at afgiue Wgbe.
6%reoasaften 8pnnemgoe meo Striftles=
ming % Gang.
NQe inobpoes penliait.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

5reb. Noritrpm, iom bar 6orretntn9 paa
25oe ct. $50. 26O7 g. leper NOT lite / ben
beolte 6orltaaelie meo ale fine Meomenne=
iter; tbi en- 5remmeo foripgte Onsoas often
to @anse at ifDoe bam.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Melbp, iom ct alninoelis fjenot iiben ben
SID ban arbeioeoe for $, @b1ten % Ienere
hos Spennes, bar iammeu meo Mnberien,
Der en- lensere SID bar ueret 5or1mano bos
@imonieu, etableret Jig iom Mpbelbanolere
1915 @aib. gue. g. os pil / 5orbinoelie ber<
meb ~forrette lom l1noetafere. Sc bar en- lenz
oere grfarins i5orretninsen % oeo bporlebes
be ifal impoefomme tine 8unber, for at De
ale Tan befinoe Zig GLAD os tilfreos efter
9anbelen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

@oot uopals al Suueler bos abbott 1851
5rantliu Noe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Scanoia 6urniture Store er peO Chen al
Scanota 8anf.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

9opr, 8olb & 60. 9icture Srautes, 41O
Cedar 9lpe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

General os r~eiienoe Nsenter pnites 8isz
coniin, Minneip ta os 9atota til at repreienz
tere Minnebaba 2ife Sni. So. os Yreferreo
Nsliltent Yeniipn 60. al Wtinneiota, sooe
8iltaar sipes til sooe Meuo. itrip til S.
s.. Yaulien, Secp. 8pr 549, Minneapolis.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Ser ipnes at here 5rpst for at ri ital
fomme at ltbe at Mansel paa Sano / 8inter;
men bet bar MI peret iast ueo Sespnoelien
al bper al be lioite 8intre, og alisepel bar
ri tlaret os lpert soot, bet Saar i~aaleoes iaar
pgiaa.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

gneer 8rps. & @erner's Noresl er 1905
Eiperjioe Npe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Glen fife Soften paa Santa 5au Snsbas
ben Toe, arranseret at Nibolosforeninsen.
Smut 9amiun fommer til at boloe ct lerez
rist os inobplosrtst 5oreoras. Ser ptl bllpe
f%oruoen Gang at Secret, Soloiaug al Yrof.
Heimetao, COB 8euartnins os Nnleonius til
at bilie paa Betienote. Nosans fun 10 c.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Sope, @olb & So. fort uooal9 at Sic
lures.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

q. 6. 9abl bar forbereot Jig for ginterens
ene o9 Club o9 er bereot paa at impbefomme
fine &unoer meb alt bpao Der maatte be-
bpues for at boloe 5pooerne tprre os parme.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

s. s. .. Stiles 8p9nins paa Nico(et Ioe.
% 5 ct. par Der 8rano 9irsoa9 gftermto'
bag. 9reoie gtase os 9aset blep ilemt rant
poneret os be purtse gtaser en- bel Del POE
la9t al Gano.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Ngenter pnites, 8or $40 gitp, COB 8e<
tallng.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Ole Olion bleu operfalot og rppet paa
lite Npe. g. % 7oe ct. 9an blep ltp9t
meofaret, ipartet i Maoen os ilaaet / 9opeoet
iaa ban blep funoct beuioitlps al Yolitiet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Smufte &loffer BABES bps abbott 1851
6rantl1n Npe. :
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Baa 9jernet al geoar Mpe. os ~ Street
bar pift mango feet uoitiIlet noele ~peluofbrte
5otosrafier. Bet er gssans 5oto9raf @alle=
ri, iom leperer iao flint Nrbeioe. 8eips bam!
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Qenrp s. @jertien, norit sasfprer, treHes
paa lit &ontpr, Al @aib. Noe. g. 8erelle
&c., 4 % 5, buer Sag fra 9 til g..
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

gor 2anosmano 9beooore q. Setber 529
@aib. Npe. g. leperer ubmerteoe &abinetsz
9bptografier for $500 pr. 9uiin. sc IND
ps ia9ttas grpuer al bans Nrbeloe fpr 9u
9aar anoet1teos.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Scanoia 5urniture Store sjpr sooe, pen'
o9 biuise 8ammer.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

gnaer 8ros. & @erner Bedroom Suites.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Sppe, 8olo & 60. fort llopal9 at @pnsez
itole.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

gn9er 8rps. & @erner for @ulpt9pper.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Sc paalioelise ~glsiu @at9es" faces hos
abbot 1851 Srantlin Npe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02
9ar 0A Sobber, fom ffal triples faa butt
paa ,6eIt Haabet" 400 : 40 gebar Npe.

9ope, Woto & 60. Beo 2ounses ielses
biqi9.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Sine Sea uncoloreo Sapan gnsliib 8reatz
falt @unpotuoer Sea bos 6. Sacobien, 1914
4 ct. g.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02

Guaer 8rps. & @erner Bedroom Suites.
@oot ropalg al SupeQer bos abbott 1851
J~ra1tliu Gpe.
gbriIt Iilion, iom arbeioeoe I ct. 9or1s
g. u. Sbop ner geoar Safe, blep 5reoa9'
Mor9en orebt al ct Srain iem lpb pper bar'
San efterlaoer Some os ipp Bprn.
Supe, 8olo & So. fort l1opal9 at @pnse<
ftple.
Ole Olipn bleu operfalot og rppet paa
lite Mpe. g. % 7oe ct. 9an blep itp9t
meofaret, iparteti Mapen % ilaaet / 9opeoet
1aa ban blep iunoct bepioitlps al Yolitiet.
Slime Sea uncoloreo Sapan gn9liib Breatz
fait @unpowoer Sea bos 6. Sacobien, 1914
4 ct. g.
s. 8. .. Stiles Bpgnins paa Nicolet Ipe.
% 5 ct. bar Der 8raub Tirsoas gftermto'
bag. 9reoie gtuse os Saset blep ilemt rant
ppneret os be pur,se gtaser en- bel Sci poe=
la9t al Gano.
9enrp s. @jertien, norit Sasfsrer, treHes
paa lit &pntpr, Al @aib. Noe. g. Serelie
SO. 4 % 5, buer Sag fra 9 til 6.
Sope, @olb & So. fort uooals at Sic
lures.
Sreb. Nprltrpm, lom bar 6orretntn9 paa
25oe ct. go. 2607 g. leper NOT lite / ben
beolte 6oritaaelie meo ale fine Mteonennez
iter; tbi en- Jremmeo foripste Onsoas often
to @anse at itpoe bam:
General os reiieuoe Nsenter pnites 8isz
coniin, Minueiota os 9atota til at repreienz
tere Minnebaba Site Sni. So. os 8referreo
Nsiiltent Yenlipn 60. al Wiunelota, 9ooe
8iltaar sipes til sooe WGuo. itrip til S.
s.. 8aullen, Secp. 8or 549, Minneapolis.
5mutte &loffer BABES bos abbott 1851
6raatl1n 9(pe. :
Ser lpnes at nGr 6rp9t for at ri ltal
fomme at lloe at Wansel paa Sano / Sinter;
men bet bar MI peret last peo 8espnoelien
al bper al be liblte 8intre, % a%lligeoel bar
ri tlaret os lpert 9oot, bet 8aar ~iaaleoes taar
D9Iaa.
guser 8rps. & 8erner's Noresie CT 1905
Eiper1ioe Npe.
Sracp Saliteo blep operfjprt o9 brebt al
e. 9raiu paa Omabaz Sernbaneu, og 2isipnsz
jurpen fanot. at Sernbanetompagniet bar
aniparlist for Manoens 9po, oa bet life
bapoe fit Sjsnalipltem i tilbprlis stano.
8i baaber Serubanetompa9niet oil faa lin
pelfprtjente Straf men oespe,re, bet er bel
mere at baabe eub at pente.
gor 2anosmano 9beooore q. Setber 529
@aib. 9(pe. g. leperer uom9rfeoe &abinetsz
gbotografier for $500 pr. 9ulin. &c IND
us iasttas 9rpuer at bans Nrbeioe fpr 9u
gaar anoetlteos.
Glen fife Soften paa Santa Sau Snsbas
ben Toe, arranseret at Nibolosforeninsen.
Smut 9amiun fommer til at boloe ct lere=
rist os inobplosrtst 6oreoras. Ser bill bllpe
f"oruoen Gang at Secret, Soloiang al 9rof.
&eimeitao, COB 8epertnins os gnleonius til
at bilie paa Betjenote. gogans fun 10 c.
u. 6. 9abl bar forbereot Jig for ginterens
ene pg Club o9 er bereot paa at impbefomme
fine &unoer mteo alt bnab Der maatte be-
bpues for at boloe 5pooerne tprre ps parme.
Melbp, iom er alminoelis flenot iiben ben
SID ban arbeioeoe for $, @blten ps ienere
hos Spennes, bar iammeu meb Mnberien,
Der en- lansere SID bar ueret 5ormano bos
Simonien, etableret Jig iom Mpbelbanolere
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-12-02
We challenge


Ne" Preues ~ - 1or q
'IeaS.
Sun dried Japan tea pr. y 40 {
Basket fred Japan tea pr. y 45@5O {
BestEnglish breakfasttea 6Oc. wort
Gunpowder tea worth 80 c. at 60
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-10-13

or without reward, and ne seemed
actually grateful as carried it away.
when / returned to my Office I got
out the directory aud wrote q letter to
every Shreve in the city, about half q
dozen, detailing the circumstances and
asking for Sarah Matilda. The next
day got a letter from a Shreve telling
me that the owner of the watch was
now the wife of prominent citizen
never mind his name-and lived at
Seventeenth and Pine. That afternoon
l called on the lady. told my story. and
she identified the watch beyond ques-
ton, and told how she lost it in coming
from Broad street station.
''She was gratified at its recovery,
and surprised when she heard where it
had been for year. and I am happy
to say that her qualification did not
stop at words The next day she called
to see my patient and left liberal
present behind her, and she has been a
regular caller ever since. The result
is that my man is getting well, and it
looks now as if his modest future was
assured. ] tell you this story just to
illustrate what good policy honesty is.
He might have realized twenty dollars
by selling the watch, but he resisted
the temptation, and he will realize ten
times that amount now. l think there
is a good, sound moral in the story. -
PHILADELPHIA Call
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-10-13
PUBLIC OPINION.

Fred Grant was never the Napo-
leon of finance. He was rather the
Bazaine of business. Repub.
hcdn.
Fred Grant is said to be the
equal of his father in the single regard
that he can make very short speeches.
Chicago Herald.
The wife of one Grover Cleveland
is very sweet and sensible little wom-
an, but no correspondent can make cap
ital by telling lies about her.-Csncias-
natl Enquirer.
Senator Evarts will establish a
country home near Washington, and
has bought one thousand acres of land
for that purpose. 1t will be fenced in
with one of his sentences. Pittsburgh
Post.
The people are getting tired OF
the controversy whether Mrs. Cleve-
land snubbed Governor Foraker or
not. They don't think she did it, and
don't blame her much if she did
Washington Star.
In the midst of all the hubbuh
that Foraker has stirred up poor. lone
some old John Sherman Is being lost
sight of and his feeble fiuttering of the
bloody shirt fails to excite remark
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
a good many Union flags are
being sent North by their rebel cap
tors. and not a single Foraker, Tuttle
or Fairchild has arisen in the South to
protest. The war appears to be owe,
in that Chicago Times.
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STORY OF A LOST WATCH.
What Philadelphia Co1ored Man Real
lied by His Honesty.

"naC q Hh1IaueIph1a COlOred Man Real
lied by His Honesty.
For some time" said the doctor,
II have been attending colored man
on Wood street, who is confined to his
bed by chronic disorder. There was
no money in the case, but the true
physician never thinks of that and /
kept pegging away at my man until l
got him on the turn. Then he fell
back again, and 1 began to think his
mind was diseased-that is, that he
was brooding over something, and
that plays the mischief with medicine.
You take the case of beautiful girl
who loses her hair from fever. Her
recovery is retarded for weeks if you
give her looking-glass.
''Well, kept quiet and made my
self friendly, and one day the secret
came out. He waited until he was
alone with me, and then he asked me
to 60 to closet in the room and hunt
up black stocking. I did SO and
handed it to him, and he took there
from something that looked like a
bundle of rags. Removing the rags
disclosed roll of paper tied with old
Irvine, and inside of that beautiful
gold watch. I had been watching
these proceedings with considerable
interest, and when saw the watch I
Jumped at once to the conclusion that
my patient was about to make restitu-
ton for robbery. I was mistaken.
"'You's away off, boss, said he
with smile, as he evidently read my
thoughts. i didn't stole that watch;
found 'um. I picked up that watch
bout a year ago on the corner of
Thirteenth and Market; and want to
give 'um back before I die The story
looked ishy, but it all turned out
naturally enough when I questioned
him. He found the watch and brought
it home, and told no one about it for
fear of being robbed. He didn't adj
vertise it because he had no money to
paw for the advertisement and he didn't
read the papers to see If reward had
been offered simply because neither he
nor any of his family could read. So
he hid the watch in closet and did
nothing at all.
81 examined the watch and saw that
it was lady's watch. and valuable.
On the inside of the case was engraved
date and the name Sarah Matilda
Shereye.' Here was clew. What
do you want me to do with thisP
asked. He replied that I was to find
the owner aud return the watch with
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they reached the street, and tilon9u
Teddie said that carriages did not
drive through Poverty row. MIS-.
BELLS coachman found way iney
mounted the narrow, dingy staircase
Mrs. Bell and her daughter follow
ing Tcddie's lead. until tney
reached the small attic ROOM
where patient sister Ma0ge
i was seated by the one small WINDOW
earning livelihood with the needle
| for herself Teddie and little Sadie
The story Of the lost purse was .olo.
/ And Teddie. with timid look. said:
.-Oh, Madge. how wanted to keep
! it, and bring it home to you. but,
then. knew it must be wrong. ana
went right back when / thought OF
| that
DO you know. Teddie. that you
won great victory when you made
up your mind not to keep what you
felt certain was not yoursP said Mrs.
Bell. looking at him with kindly eyes.
Great victories are not always won
on the field of battle.
The visitors remained long enough
to freely discuss the needs of the little
family, and left generous gift when
they went away, with a promise to re-
turn in few days. Then Ieddie
curly head nestled close to his sisters
arm. as he whispered:
WAS that my victory, Madge, that
Mrs. Bell told me aboutp'
"Yes, Teddie. When you made up
your mind to do right, that was your
| victory; and big victory it was. For
the temptation was very strong to
make you do what was wrong. You
fought that battle with sin in your
heart, and you have won the victory
nobly."
..Ain't you glad did. Madgea''
'Glad! ] can not tell you how glad
am. Teddie, ''said his sister. holding him
in her loving arms for moment while
she pressed loving kiss to his lips.
Il hope you will win those victories
over sin and wrong all your life. God
always helps us to fight our battles if
we ask Him. You see how He has an
swered our morning prayer far better
than we could have done for ourselves.
God will always hear us if we trust
Him, no matter where we are; and He
will help us to win our victories. -
Mrs. Bell and her daughter lost no
time in interesting their friends and
neighbors in the little orphan flock. It
was not long after that visit before she
came again. and took them all to a
lovely, sunny room, far from Poverty
row.
They gathered about the bright fire
on their first evening in their new
home, and the cozy room withlts many
comforts seemed like paradise. indeed.
Teddie crept close to Madge, with a
wistful look on his face.
'tWhat is it, Teddiea' she asked.
1T was thinking he said, show
eh better it was that turned about
took that purse back"
That was your victory. Teddie.
you see it is always best. even in
worlds wisdom. to obey God, and
what your conscience tells you is
hit. God sent a friend to us because
knew you were determined to do
hit
And all this good" said the little
twas because of Teddie's vic
'"-I'stersor.